San Lorenzo & San Marco
Vintage couture for men and women is what this extraordinary rabbit warren of a boutique – surely the city's largest collection of vintage – is about…
Must-see shopping in San Lorenzo & San Marco
San Lorenzo & San Marco
This family-run ceramics workshop and showroom, founded by the Sbigoli family in 1857, is littered with hundreds of handmade and painted tableware pieces…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Eataly is a one-stop food shop for everything Tuscan. Peruse beautifully arranged aisles laden with oils, conserved vegetables, pasta, rice, biscuits and…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
From the shabby-chic floor – partly original tiles, partly bare paint – to the retro-inspired fashion, this clothing and accessory boutique for women is…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Workshop and showroom of the talented Carla Macis, this eye-catching boutique – dollhouse-like in design – specialises in very feminine 1950s, '60s and …
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Step into old-world Florence at this family-run, 16th-century pharmacy and herbalist – an elegant mirage of dark wood cabinets, colourful tiled floor and…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
This permanent market stall (inside Mercato Centrale) is the place in Florence to taste and buy bitter and spicy, typically Tuscan olive oil on white…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Renaissance jewels and gems inspire the designs of third-generation jeweller Paolo Penko, who works with his son in the atelier his grandfather opened in…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
A well-curated collection of vintage fashion for men and women fill this twinset of neighbouring boutiques, a short hop, skip and shopping-bag flick from…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
This unassuming little shop resembles dozens of others, but closer inspection reveals one of the city’s best purveyors of ceramics. Specialising in wares…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
The entire Scarpelli family works hard to preserve the art of pietre dure, puzzle-like marble mosaics, at this lovely boutique and workshop tucked beneath…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
A mooch around this upmarket boutique is worth it, if only to dip into the utterly cinematic courtyard of 16th- to 18th-century Palazzo Pucci in which it…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Foodies with even the mildest interest in cooking will find Florence's most famous kitchen shop absolutely fascinating. Don't miss the collection of pasta…
San Lorenzo & San Marco
Since 1852 the world’s oldest photographic firm has amassed an archive of some five million photographs, ranging from daguerreotypes to digital images…
